Hello! Lately I'm having trouble getting my emails to have a satisfactory impact on potential new customers, any advice?
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Tailor and keep them short
Exactly!
I try but is not easy hehe
Keep it short. Even if you're using a template, add some minor personalization so it doesn't feel canned (LinkedIn is best for this). Don't give away everything you plan to discuss if they take the meeting (if you put everything in the email, they don't need to talk to you).
the last line is a very good point, thanks!
Are you having open rate or reply rate issues?
both of them... any advice?
Run A/B testing on subject lines and email bodies to find the most efficient messages. Take out product features and talk about them and how you can help with your solution. Very broad but hope it helps a bit
Thanks! I will try the A/B test and check the result
Make it like a text message. If theyโre scrolling on their phone, youโre doing it wrong.
This about this: would you want someone talking at you for that long? Thatโs the vibe a bad catch-all email gets
This about this: would you want someone talking at you for that long? Thatโs the vibe a bad catch-all email gets
mm, this is a good tip, Thank u!
Keep it to the point and tailor every last one.
Well, I can try hehe ,many times the simple solutions are the ones that work the most
Use the search bar on the web version. Many templates await you.
If youโre going to take the time to tailor an email, you might as well pick up the phone and call.
Normally I call, but many times the database that the company gives us are only emails...
Are you seeing a lot of bounce rates? Open rates could be due to a lot of factors including you landing into spam.
as @BlueJays2591mentioned A/B test is always a good idea to see which version is reaping the best results. Check if the words you use in the subject is Spammy.
as @BlueJays2591mentioned A/B test is always a good idea to see which version is reaping the best results. Check if the words you use in the subject is Spammy.
Yes,I thought about spam too, but I don't think it's that, maybe it's the length or the visual aspect of the email.
Call them.
I try but sometimes is impossible.
Short, crisp. Talk to them in their language. Meaning, if they talk informal on LinkedIn, ride the wave. If they are extremely formal on LI, go that way!
Gifs?
Video prospecting?
Voice notes?
Just a nudge with no definitive CTA?
Gifs?
Video prospecting?
Voice notes?
Just a nudge with no definitive CTA?
I would do it normally but the company requires that the language must always be the same
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